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For those who already know how big the load is. You don’t need to count furniture – enter the volume, tell us where and when, and you’ll get an answer on price and when the move can be done.

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With you skip the furniture count and just enter how big the load is. Volume is measured in (m³). The price we give you is based on the figure you enter – if the figure is too low, the price will be wrong.

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How big is the load?

1 m³ is a crate of 1 × 1 × 1 metre. Ten moving boxes are about 1 m³, a double bed about 2 m³.

About you
From and to

Moving from

Lift
The size of the home, for example 70 square metres
How far we have to carry from the door to the truck, for example 20 metres

Moving to

Lift
The size of the home, for example 70 square metres
How far we have to carry from the door to the truck, for example 20 metres
Would you like help with anything else?
You'll get a written quote you can pass on. Your NAV application or the agreement with your employer must be in place before you move.

The person who orders the move pays for it. If your employer, NAV or others cover the move, you pay us and get the money back from them afterwards.

What can make the price different?

The price is based on what you tell us. Here are ten things that can cause it to change along the way.

  1. The size and weight of the furnitureLarger and heavier furniture takes up more space in the truck.
  2. Number of itemsIf there are more items than the volume you stated, it costs more.
  3. Special itemsPianos, art and antiques must be handled with extra care.
  4. The distanceThe further it is between the old and new home, the more fuel, time and any overnight stays cost.
  5. Extra servicesPacking, move-out cleaning, storage and taking furniture apart and putting it back together cost extra.
  6. The timingThe summer months and weekends are in highest demand and can cost more.
  7. InsuranceMore comprehensive insurance costs more.
  8. AccessNarrow streets or no lift can require more people or more equipment.
  9. Unforeseen eventsBad weather, traffic or technical problems can cause delays and extra costs.
  10. Incorrect informationIf the volume or other information is wrong, the price will also be wrong.